Azotea preciosa con vistas al mar. Localización bastante bien, sábanas blancas muy limpias, variedad de almohadas bastante cómodas, los señores de recepción dispuestos, amables y disponibles 24 horas.

El colchón para los pocos días que estuve, okey, pero estaba un poco deformado aunque por suerte rígido.

The staff were so kind and helpful and willing to philosophize when asked, which I appreciate. They had the best recommendations, don’t let the street helpers get you off track. Those who offer help getting around get a commission when they detour you to the merchant shops.

Great rooftop kitchen and breakfast! View of the sea, castle, fort and surroundings. Rooms have air conditioning—essential in summer. Although one day I turned it off and left my windows open and it was cool inside—surprisingly.

We enjoyed the terrace on the top.The worker, Jamal was great.We talked a bit of French,and he talked a bit of English but we had many laughs

Nothing that we didn,t like

Jamal was really friendly and helpful. Gave us good restaurant recommendations and made us feel at home.

The downside was the internet that was not working on the first day. The chemicals they put on the toilet had a really strong smell.

The location was central to the old medina and souk area, with lovely views of the sea, harbour and mountains from the terrace. The beds were very comfortable with high quality linnen. Our two hosts, Mohammed and Jamal were very sweet and made us feel very welcome.

We maybe had just bad luck with the specific room we were in, but the bathroom smelled really bad. Little tip: use SatNav to get there as it is not easy to find and rather have breakfast in nearby restaurants.

Dar El Hayet is a charming and small guesthouse in Tangier, Morocco that offers a cozy and welcoming experience for travelers. The staff at the guesthouse are incredibly friendly and offer excellent suggestions for arranging ferry rides from Tangier to Tarifa. Although the guesthouse may be a bit difficult to reach from the driver's drop-off point, the staff goes the extra mile to go above and beyond for their guests. We were delighted to see the staff wave at us through the rooftops as we navigated our way to the Dar. After the staff finished their Ramadan prayers at 4 am, they waited for us until 5 am and showed us the way to the ferry port. We were grateful for their hospitality and willingness to accommodate our travel plans. To further add to our experience, we were welcomed with traditional Moroccan peppermint tea. It was a delightful start to our stay and a wonderful way to experience Moroccan hospitality. In all, we recommend Dar El Hayet to anyone looking for a cozy and authentic Moroccan experience. The staff's friendly nature, willingness to help and their lovely gesture of peppermint tea make the stay even more captivating. It is a perfect choice for travelers who want to explore the city's historic offerings, memories of which are bound to last a lifetime.

Location in the Medina/kasbah is perfect to walk around easily. The "maison" is nicely decorated and the rooftop terrace is definitely worth a stay, enjoying your breakfast and evening mint tea. The room with bathroom was tiny and comfortable. The staff is extremely nice and helpful.

The mattress has seen better times. Also the room next to reception can get a bit noisy as it is not sound proof and you can hear all the guests coming or leaving, as well as anybody just chatting in the hall - better to have good earplugs.

I booked a double room. I got a very, very small room and a bed against the wall with two mattresses: one "and a half" (a normal single mattress and a very small one), very uncomfortable and definitely not a double bed. No TV, just some wires in the wall, no air-conditioning, no breakfast. The room was close (less than 5 meters) to the reception desk, like most of the rooms, and you can hear everything outside, there is no privacy. Find another place, this does not worth it